Satirical Will Leaves Alarm Clock to Minneapolis Police
Petersburg dispatch reports G. L. Morrill of San Diego, famed globe trotter and lecturer, left a humorous last will and testament revealing his satire on religion and society. He bequeaths odd items to various causes and notes his alarm clock to the Minneapolis police, with lines praising the poor and mocking the rich.
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Petersburg
Fla
Minneapolis
Golightly
Globe Trotter
Wellhwo
San Diego
Worrill
Victrola
Philos
Ralphy 2 Son
Lowell L. Morrill
Candite
Adam and Eve
Mien
Pudelaire
Hell
Heaven
Flu Dosing Caution Warns Physicians Advised Use of Vapor Rub
Health authorities urge careful flu dosing to avoid upsetting digestion in children. VapoRub is recommended for its topical warmth and inhaled vapors, said to act as a poultice and deliver relief without interfering with other treatments. The ad notes vast lab capacity and around the clock operations supporting production.
Sindelar Describes European Gardens to Wellington Club
George E. Sindelar of Cleveland spoke to the Woman's Afternoon club at the Warner home about European gardens. He noted southern Italian color and British symmetry, praising American homemakers adopting European garden ideals. Over 50 ladies attended as plans formed for American Legion quarters updates and an auxiliary emblem flag purchase, with a Legion party slated for next Friday.
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Europe
Wellington
George E. ‘Sindelar
Cleveland
Woman's Afternoon Club
Warner Home
Sindelar
Luisi
Italy
America
American Legion
E. B. Dirlam
American Legion Auxiliary
Penfield Milk Local Elects Officers at Meeting
The Penfield Milk Local elected officers for the year. President C. M. Meyers, vice-president Lawrence Betts, secretary H. S. Underhill, treasurer R. O. Biggs, with councilmen Bert Betts and J. L. Jones. The meeting featured an oyster supper, two comedy sketches, a piano solo by Miss Hendricks, and a Penfield High School orchestra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Milk Local
Sutlis
Page
Miss Hendricks
C. E. Rowland
Cleveland
C. M. Meyers
Lawrence Betts
Many Attend Eastern Star Supper in Mason Ic Dining Room
Over 50 attended the covered dish supper of the Eastern Stars in the Masonic dining room last evening. A regular meeting followed led by Mrs. C. E. Dirlam, worthy matron. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Flossie Cushion and John Wight after card games.
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C. E. Dirlam
Flossie Cushion
John Wight
Baptist Church Notes Highlights March Meeting Speakers
The Baptist Bible Union of Lottain County plans a Wellington church gathering Friday March 1 with Rev. G A Brown of Elshna as principal speaker. Music from Medina church. A local Baptist delegation will attend Billy Sunday meeting Thursday. Finley to speak Sunday on Nerve Tonic for Christians and Safety First.
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Baptist Church
Baptist Bible Union
Lo- Tain County
Wellington
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Elshna
Medina
Esther Hege
Cleveland
Bennett Street
Finley
John Floris
W. L. Lamoreaux
Indiana
Flord Scoville
A. B. Jones
Ulrich Hege
Kenneth Avery
Geo. Benford
C. EF. Baylor
Tabernacle
Elyria
Laura Barber
Entertains Lark Club at Mrs Barber's Home
Mrs. B. D. Barber will entertain the Lark club members at her South Main street home Thursday afternoon of this week.
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B. D. Barber
Lark Club
South Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary Makes Plans At Meeting
An American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Legion hall Tuesday afternoon generated many plans including remodeling proposals and the selection of future activities for the unit. The session focused on community service projects and membership outreach.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Local Legion Oyster Supper and Community Activities
Members of Morgan-Dirlam Post enjoyed an oyster stew after their meeting. G E Fitzpatrick will move into the Walsh house on South Main. Dr F B Gregg visited Mrs Ralph Rowland in Kamn's Corners and reported she is improved. W E A planned Eiwanis dinners in February and Tom Smith chairs the luncheon committee. Tom Smith will entertain the Wide Awake club Friday. M F Williams visited Mrs Rowland and noted her condition is about the same. A practice game Brighton vs Wellington High on the local floor showed the home team more skilled. W W Cisby was in Cleveland. Examinations began today in the local school and continue through the week. Woman's Afternoon club dramatic group held first reading at Mrs Franklin Jones for February plays. Mrs Phil Beal, Mrs George Zimmerman and Mrs Tom Smith were Lorain visitors.
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Morgan-Dirlam Post
No. $, American Legion
Post
G. E. Fitzpatrick
Walsh
South Main Street
F. B. Gregg
Ralph Rowland
Rowland
Kamn's Corners
Brighton
Wellington High School
W. W. Cisby
Cleveland
Woman’s Afternoon Club
Franklin Jones
Phil Beal
George Zimmerman
Tom Smith
Lorain
Amherst Death Hears Frank George at 42
Frank George aged 42 died at his Elyria avenue home in Amherst on Tuesday afternoon after a period of illness. He leaves a widow Mrs Ida Grporze, parents Mr and Mrs D W George, three sisters and one brother, all of Port Washington, Ohio. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The morning gathered reports note his business partnership with Baetz and George. The town hosts the Friendship club, Outdoor Life Association officers were elected for 1929, and the Circle De Francais French club formed at the high school with officers and rules to speak only French.
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Amherst
Frank George
Elyria Avenue
George
Ida Grporze
D. W. George
Hattie Bogs
Clara Gardner
Ethel McChestnutten
Joseph George
Port Washington
Ohio
George's
Lorain
Baetz and George
Friendship Club
Emery Sondergeld
Cornell Avenue
George Schroeder
Charles Kendleigh
C. F. Schroeder
Thomas Bruce, Jr
Frank Barck
Constance
Martha Bartlome
Brownhelm
Melvin Unger
Henrietta
The
Outdoor Life Association
A. R
Tolhurst
W. G. Nord
F. I. Hubbard
F. R. Powers
E. H. Mays
Sun
Henry Gordon
F. E. Eastman
A. R. Tolhurst
Toner
de Francais
Athalia Ernst
William Robertson
Lucille Lange
Harry Wolski
Kathryn Murray
Concordia club rehearsals for annual play Mother Mine set
Rehearsals have begun for the Concordia club of St. Pauls Lutheran church for the annual play to be staged February 6 and 7. The production titled Mother Mine by Gladys Ruth Bridgham features twelve Concordia club members.
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Concordia Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Gladys Ruth Bridgham
Eagles
Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Hagen
Cleveland
J. A. Wesbecker
Melvin Slack
P. D. Ward
H. H. Beebe
Parent- Teacher Associations
Security Benefit Association
I. Co. QO. FL
Medalist lieutenant Edwards Safe Battle Veteran
Lieutenant Daniel R. Edwards, a famed American Legion figure, wears70 decorations from 37 battles and recalls being scared in every conflict yet never fleeing. He holds both the Congressional Medal of Honor and the Distinguished Service Cross, one of two living Americans to share the honor, and his career spans World War I and earlier exploits with Pancho Villa era scouts.
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Daniel R. Edwards
American Legion
Edwards
France
William J. Donovan
U. S
Liutenant F Edwards
Coleman County
Texas
Mexico
Tex O'Reilley
Edward S. O'Reilley
New York
Tex
Pancho Villa
Driver of Taxi Picks Up Dogs in Brooklyn
John Hause of Jackson Heights spends about 12 hours daily driving his taxicab and quietly rescues stray dogs. For eight years he has delivered dogs to the Elia Prince Speyer Hospital for Animals, counting one dog a week after the year, and even saved a litter found by a 13 year old in Jackson Heights. He keeps several dogs at home and speaks proudly of his acts.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
John Hause
Jackson Heights
Queens
Elia Prince Speyer Hospital
House
Carl Brundick
Carl
John
Speyer
Acta
Smoke Crusader Aims to Banish City Smoke
Laura C Cauble hailed as America's foremost smoke eater. She tours industrial cities with a sunlit crusade to measure and reduce smoke, arguing proper fueling and civic will can eliminate pollution. She heads the National Conference Board on Sanitation, urging mothers and women to unite for pure sunshine and healthier air.
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New York
Laura C. Cauble
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Mary
Sonny
Maud
Miss Cauble
Boards of Health
Crazed father kills two girls in Kentucky
In Louisville on January 23 Jane Bowling ten died from a hammer attack by her father Alexander Bowling fifty one. Jane's sister Virginia Frances twelve died the previous night after they were taken from Munfordville where the father, now in Hart county jail under a physician’s care, attacked them to save them from supposed want caused by financial reserves. The mother Mrs Nannie Bowling fifty five accompanied them.
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Louisville
Jane Bowling
Alexander Bowling
Jane
Virginia Frances
Munfordville
Bowling
Hart County
Nannie Bowling
Parrot Foils Thief In Portland Bird Store
In Portland a parrot's raucous squawks drew two clerks to a store safe where a man rummaged for valuables. They overpowered him until police arrived and jailed the intruder. The man reportedly had paid a down payment for the parrot and planned to return with the rest, while the bird’s cage sign was removed.
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Portland
Ore
Papuans Exchange, Skulls on Huts Beliefs and Diet
Papuans of New Guinea reportedly use dog teeth as currency, display human skulls on huts, and consume insects and lizards while practicing beliefs in spirits.
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New Guinea
Invisible ZEMO Promises Skin Relief and Cure
Surprising and gratifying is the way soothing Zem0 works as a remarkable antiseptic liquid. It relieves itching rash blemishes and other skin affections clears the skin and removes traces of eczema. It prevents danger from drug exposure. Keep invisible odorless Zermo on hand. Get a bottle today. All druggists 35c 60c and 1.00.
Rachmaninoff Names New York World’s Musical Center
Rachmaninoff told Paris interviewers that New York is the musical capital of the world, with American audiences larger and more appreciative than any other country. He cites a rapid rise in public taste since 1909 and notes Philadelphia’s renowned orchestra. He says New York has surpassed Berlin as the world’s brightest musical center.
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Paris
Serge Rachmaninoff
New York
America
Berlin
Rachmaninoff
Philadelphia
Oklahoma State Flower Mystery Improves Orchestra Claim
A fragmentary quote praises a world class orchestra while a misread line hints at the state flower of Oklahoma. The text blends praise with an odd aside about a misprint, suggesting a newspaper clipping or editorial note from a historical page.
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Gster
Minnelis Police Department
Mfy
Mere Sam
A. Nw. & O. & West Sts
Minnich
Second Street
Albert F. Snell
Elsina
Onto
Elsvia
Wilmot Printing CO
Mae
Metropolis
Grove’s
Murbach Coal Co
Oklahoma
Broad
Automotive Parts
Smith& Dirlam
Ind Street
Agi
Soroll
Broad ST. Elyria
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